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Before starting this repair, review the steps below to fully know how to replace the outer glass panel using a manufacturer-approved replacement part. Less than 45 min. Outer oven door glass panel For manuals, repair guides, and specific part recommendations, enter your model number. Help me find my model number The oven should be cool before you begin this project. Wear work gloves to protect your hands. Warning: Undertaking repairs to appliances can be hazardous. Use the proper tools and safety equipment noted in the guide and follow all instructions. Do not proceed until you are confident that you understand all of the steps and are capable of completing the repair. Some repairs should only be performed by a qualified technician. Fully open the oven door. Use a slot screwdriver to pry down the locking tabs to the unlocked position on both sides of the door. Raise the door to the broil stop position, which is about 1/4 open. Grip both sides of the oven door and then lift up and out to remove the door.
Tip: Check your owner's manual for details about removing the door from your model. Carefully place the oven door face down on a padded surface, such as a towel-covered table. Using the type of screwdriver that fits the screws, remove the screws that secure the door handle to the top of the oven door. Tip: The screws that hold the handle in place also help secure the trim. The trim might shift when you remove the handle. You'll remove it completely in a later step. Remove the screws at the bottom of the oven door. Lift the inner door panel assembly off the outer door panel and set it on the padded surface. Slide the top trim out of the channels that help secure it to the outer oven door . Remove the top trim. The outer door panel frame is attached to the outer glass window with double-stick foam tape. Using a slot screwdriver, carefully pry up on the metal frame where there are strips of double-stick foam tape . Remove the outer door glass panel from the door frame.
Set the oven's glass panel aside for disposal. Use a scraper to carefully remove the residue of the foam tape from the front of the outer door frame. You can try using adhesive remover to help remove the residue. Tip: Take care to not damage or bend the door frame so you can reuse it. If the frame is bent or damaged in this step, you will have to replace it. Warning: If the outer front door glass panel is broken, use caution when handling, storing and disposing of the glass to avoid lacerations. Pry the outer door glass panel from the frame. Set the new glass panel face down on the padded surface. Apply the double-stick foam tape included with the new glass panel to approximately the same areas on the frame where the tape was located before. Carefully position the frame on top of the new glass panel—this procedure may require 2 people, to ensure that you have the frame lined up properly. Press the frame onto the outer door glass so that the double-stick tape bonds the surfaces.
Slide the top door trim into the channels at the top of the door frame. Ensure that the top trim is seated and lined up properly. Position the inner door panel assembly above the outer door panel and frame. Carefully lower the inner door panel assembly into place. Insert the screws at the bottom of the door to secure the inner door panel assembly to the outer door panel frame and loosely tighten the screws. Position the door handle at the top of the door. Insert the screws and loosely tighten the screws to hold the door handle in place. If you meet resistance as you start turning the screw, back out the screw to ensure it's seated and lined up properly and then begin tightening it again. Tighten the screws in the door handle until you meet resistance and then give the screwdriver a final firm twist to snug the screw tight. Do the same to tighten the screws on the bottom of the door assembly. Position the door in the broil position and work the oven door hinges back into the receivers on the front of the range or oven frame.
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